US Passport Renewal

You should renew your US passport as soon as possible if it has expired. Because life is unpredictable, it is advised that these preparations be made in advance because you never know when you might need to travel abroad.

You may be able to apply by mail if your current passport is in good condition and you still go by the same name or if your current passport is less than 15 years old and you were older than 16 at the time you acquired it. However, you will need to submit a written application if you don't meet these requirements. Otherwise, you can send it via mail. The current or expired passport, two passport-sized images, the payment, and a completed, dated, and signed DS-82 application form must be delivered by mail if the passport has to be renewed. The entire cost of the renewal is $67. If the applicant's name has changed, he must also provide a legal document attesting to the change of name and the original document (not a mimeographed copy). The closest US Consulate or US Embassy can renew passports for applicants who live outside of the USA. Rush passport

The organizations known as "passport expeditors" help expedite the passport renewal process while keeping the value of the clients' time. This can be accomplished in just 24 hours and for as little as $150 (depending on the passport expeditor), saving you from changing your vacation arrangements and allowing you to remain upbeat during your journey.

So how exactly do you get a second passport? To obtain a second passport, you must first become a citizen of the desired nation. After everything is finished, getting a second passport is a relatively simple process. Then, of course, getting dual citizenship is the challenging part. But even if you don't have Irish, British, Italian, or German forebears, there are still methods to succeed (those are amongst the countries known to be most generous in giving out passports to US citizens based on ancestry).